Excessive growth in the front yard is spreading and leaning into the street as there is no curb in this stretch of Hillsdale. If one were to take a flat blade shovel, one could scrape 4-6 inches of vegetation off the asphalt between 229 and 225.
Not really an issue per say. More a general question. For people walking down third street is there any way for them speed up the light change when there is no cross traffic coming? I normally try to give it two minutes to change? I've noticed it doesn't change automatically unless there is physical cross traffic sitting at the light. Some nights I have enough time to truly wait other nights when running late waiting there is far to much time in my own opinion. If there isn't that's cool. As I said I'm just curious. Thank-you for your time :)
Over grown bushes at 8th and Hillsdale make it impossible to see oncoming traffic
This property manager either has no clue or doesn't care. This has been reported several times. Give them my contact info and if they'd like to me to cut it back for them, they can contact me.
Heading west on 8th at intersection with Hillsdale. Thick grove of invasive weeds that have become bushes is hiding the stop sign and hindering visibility of vehicles coming from the north.
Path along IN46 is partially blocked with overgrowth. I can report to INDOT if this is not maintain by CoB.
Large pile of debris. Also invasives returning in force to strangle the pine tree and starting to block the sidewalk.
South side of property along 7th St. has a presumably large invasive impinging upon the sidewalk.
The 8th St. (North) side of the property has invasives now impinging on an area shared by pedestrians and vehicles.
101 N Roosevelt ST has 2 trees with low hanging branches over the sidewalk on opposite ends of the property.